HPCwire's 60 DAY CONFERENCE AND EVENTS GUIDE 09.08.04

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SEPTEMBER
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September 13-17, 2004
Fifth Annual AMOS Technical Conference
Maui, Hawaii
http://www.maui.afmc.af.mil

The conference series aims to provide optical, space surveillance, and
computing professionals a cutting-edge forum to exchange and publish their
work and ideas. It is intended for scientists, engineers, and technical
managers from academia, industry, government, and military programs.
This will be an unclassified conference consisting of featured speakers, a
technical program, and poster sessions. On Friday, September 17,
attendance will be limited to personnel from U.S. Government agencies and
their contractors.


September 20-23, 2004
IEEE International Conference on Cluster Computing
CLUSTER2004
San Diego, CA
grail.sdsc.edu/cluster2004/

Commodity clusters provide today a convenient and cost-effective platforms
for executing complex computation-, data-, and/or transaction-oriented
applications. To achieve higher performance, scalability, and usability,
research and development challenges remain in virtually all areas of
cluster computing, including middleware, networking, algorithms and
applications, resource management, platform deployment and maintenance,
and integration with grid computing. Cluster 2004, to be held in beautiful
San Diego, provides an open forum for researchers, practitioners, and
users to present and discuss issues, directions, and results that will
shape the future of cluster computing.


September 27-October 1, 2004
Linux Cluster Institute - LCI
Center for HPC@UNM
Albuquerque, New Mexico
www.linuxclustersinstitute.org/

The Linux Clusters Institute is a partnership founded by the National
Center for Supercomputing Applications at the University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign, the Center for High Performance Computing at the
University of New Mexico, and the Advanced Computing Technology Center at
the IBM Watson Research Center. Linux Clusters Institute workshops are
intensive, hands-on sessions for computational scientists, engineers, and
cluster system administrators. Those interested are advised to register
early for workshops due to the limited number of available seats.
Participants are encouraged to bring their own applications/problems with
them for the workshop.


OCTOBER
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October 10-15, 2004
IEEE Visualization 2004 (VIS2004)
Austin, Texas
http://vis.computer.org/vis2004/index.html

Vis 2004 is the premier forum for visualization advances in science and
engineering for academia, government, and industry. This event brings
together researchers and practitioners with a shared interest in
techniques, tools, and technology. Join us at the Hyatt Regency Austin in
Austin, Texas, October 10-15, 2004.


**October 25-28, 2004
Bridging Knowledge Gaps in Computational Biology
SAS Institute Campus, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
http://www.sun-registration.com/CB/genform.ihtml?theform=Home

The greatest scientific challenges often occur at disciplinary intersections
and present opportunities to develop novel connections and establish
new relationships among varying fields of knowledge. Computational biology
is the field representing the multi-dimensional interface between the
mathematical and biological sciences.  As disciplines mature, they seek new
ideas at the interface of the established disciplines, new ways to fill the
gaps ... the search for bridges.  This conference will try to address several
of these bridges:
Technical:  What are the data technologies most effective for handling
distributed data?
Scientific:  How can ontologies and pathway representations facilitate
research?
Business:  How to make practical use of this research?

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